What is another word for Paris Psalter?
Pronunciation: [pˈaɹɪs sˈɒltə] (IPA) 
The Paris Psalter is a well-known collection of psalms from the Byzantine Empire, which was created sometime during the 10th century. Synonyms for the Paris Psalter include the "Codex Alexandrinus," "Alexandria Psalter," and "Alexandrian Psalter," which all refer to the manuscript's origin in Alexandria, Egypt. Other names for the Paris Psalter include the "Psalmi Davidis Graece," "Greek Psalter," and "Cantica Graeca," which all relate to the Greek language in which the psalms were originally written. Regardless of its name, the Paris Psalter remains an important artifact of Byzantine culture, with its exquisite illustrations and sacred texts attesting to the spiritual devotion of its creators.
